bored
English
/bɔːd/, /bɔːɹd/, /bo(ː)ɹd/, /boəd/
verb form
Definitions
- Seller - Moscow - Russia cropped.A bored woman selling souvenirs in Moscow.
Etymology
Suffix from English bore (hole).
Origin
English
bore
Gloss
hole
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- backbore English
- bore English
- boreable English
- boredly English
- boredness English
- boredom English
- borefest English
- borefield English
- borehole English
- boreism English
- boreless English
- borer English
- borescope English
- boresight English
- boresighting English
- boresome English
- borest English
- boreth English
- borewell English
- boring English
- chokebore English
- counterbore English
- drawbore English
- microbore English
- nanobore English
- overbore English
- rebore English
- sealbore English
- smooth English
- smoothbore English
- smoothbored English
- throughbore English
- unbore English
- unbored English
- wellbore English
- windbore English
- ybore English
- boren Middle English
- बोरियत Hindi
- بور Urdu
- bore
- borer
- ybore
- unbore
- boreth
- rebore
- smooth
- borest
- boring
- boreism
- unbored
- boredly
- boredom
- borewell
- boreless
- boreable
- drawbore
- windbore
- overbore
- borehole
- wellbore
- boresome
- borefest
- nanobore
- backbore
- sealbore
- chokebore
- borescope
- boredness
- borefield
- boresight
- microbore
- smoothbore
- throughbore
- counterbore
- smoothbored
- boresighting